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🌸According to astrology and traditional Jyotish Shastra, this entire year has been marked by the strong influence of Lord Shri Mangal. Graha-Gochar studies and Panchang calculations show a sustained period where Mangal’s energy has remained dominant, a phase believed to bring action, clarity, and decisive movement in important life matters. As December begins - the final month of this powerful Year of Mangal - devotees consider it an especially meaningful time to pray for relief from Manglik Dosha and seek harmony in relationships. When proposals face delays, misunderstandings repeat, or marriage gets stuck despite every effort, scriptures explain that unsettled Mangal energy may be the reason. In such times, worshipping at the sacred birthplace of Lord Shri Mangal, Shri Mangalnath Temple, is believed to help bring emotional balance, stability, and progress in marriage-related matters.

🌸According to our sacred texts, the story of Lord Mangal's birth is deeply connected to Lord Shiva. The Matsya Purana tells a story of a time when Lord Shiva was fighting a powerful demon named Andhakasura. During the great battle, a drop of sweat from Lord Shiva's forehead fell to the earth. From this single drop, a child was born. This child was very powerful and drank the blood of the demon, which made his body turn red. The gods, seeing this divine child, established a Shivalinga at that very spot and named it Mangalnath Mahadev. This holy place, in the sacred city of Ujjain, is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Mangal, the planet Mars.

🌸Because Ujjain is the birthplace of Lord Mangal, performing pujas here holds special importance. Lord Mangal is worshipped at this temple in the form of Lord Mangalnath, a form of Lord Shiva himself. Tuesday, or 'Mangalwar', is the day of the week dedicated to Lord Mangal. When devotees perform special rituals like the Bhaat Puja (rice offering) and a Mahabhishek for Lord Mangalnath on a Tuesday, it is believed to be a very powerful way to seek his blessings. This puja is a way to ask for help with the problems that Manglik Dosh can sometimes bring, such as delays in getting married or constant disagreements in relationships.

🌸Join this special puja through Sri Mandir at the sacred Mangalnath Temple. On the holy day of Tuesday, seek the blessings of Lord Mangal and Lord Shiva to find a solution to marriage-related problems and live a happy life with the love of your life. 

🔱 As the Year of Mangal ends this December, seek divine blessings at Mangal’s Birthplace to get relief from Manglik Dosha and end delays in marriage.🌸

To get Blessings for Bliss in Relationship and to Avoid Delay in Marriage

Manglik Dosha Nivaran Mahapuja, Bhaat Puja and Shri Mangalnath Mahabhishek

🧿 In the Sanatan tradition, the Nazar Dosh Shanti Kaal Bhairav Raksha Kavach Tantrokta Yagya is a powerful spiritual ritual performed to remove evil eye, jealousy, occult obstacles, and sudden negative influences affecting a person. This yajna includes Kaal Bhairav's Tantrokta stuti, the recitation of the Raksha Kavach, invocation of the Ashta Bhairavas, and the use of special esoteric mantras. Offerings such as mustard seeds, lemon, cloves, black sesame, and substances dear to Bhairav are offered into the sacred fire. The effect of the yajna purifies the energy field, removes mental confusion, and opens the doors to protection, stability, and positivity.

🧿 The most important part of this ritual is the protective Kavach, which gives devotees a deep sense of safety from even the greatest dangers. The consecrated protective thread received from the Shri Kaal Bhairav Temple in Kashi is considered extremely powerful and auspicious. Since Kaal Bhairav is regarded as the Kotwal of Kashi, this rare ritual is believed to protect the family from unseen negative forces, fear, accidents, obstacles, and sudden misfortunes. This Mahapuja is completed with Bhairav mantras, Tantrokta Nyasa, incense offerings, fire oblations, and a special Sankalp.

🧿 The Kaal Bhairav Raksha Kavach Tantrokta Yagya performed on Kalashtami at the Shri Kaal Bhairav Temple in Kashi is considered extremely potent and quickly rewarding. On this sacred night, the fierce yet benevolent form of Bhairav is specially worshipped with Tantrokta stuti, Bhairav Kavach recitation, Ashta Bhairav invocation, and a protection havan. Offerings of mustard, black sesame, cloves, urad, and lemon into the fire are believed to destroy evil eye, negative entities, occult influences, and sudden adversities. This special yajna strengthens the protective shield, removes fears, and blesses devotees with divine relief from recurring negativity and the effects of the evil eye.

🔱 Become a part of this rare ritual through Sri Mandir and receive blessings for protection from the evil eye and enemies, along with the grace of a new beginning in the new year from Shri Bhairav Temple.

🧿🔱 Do you often fall prey to the evil eye? Do not miss this powerful ritual being performed this Thursday at the sacred Kashi teerth ✨

To Repel Nazar Dosha and Negativity

Nazar Dosha Shanti Kaal Bhairav Raksha Kavach Tantrokta Yagya

🪷 The last Kalashtami of 2025 is a highly powerful and protective day for performing Kaal Bhairav Mahapuja. This divine occasion is believed to grant protection, courage, and relief from the sins accumulated over 7 births. According to the scriptures, when adharma and injustice increased in the world, Lord Shiva manifested as Kaal Bhairav to destroy evil forces and protect dharma. Bhairav Dev is worshipped as the deity of time, justice, and protection.
It is believed that on Kalashtami, performing Shri Kaal Bhairav Abhishek, Shringaar, Khappar, and Bhog Seva help remove invisible enemies, negative energies, and karmic sins from past births.

Scriptures narrate that when ego arose in Lord Brahma’s mind, Lord Shiva assumed the form of Kaal Bhairav and cut off Brahma’s fifth head. This act symbolizes the destruction of ego and the protection of righteousness. To free himself from the sin of Brahma-hatya, Kaal Bhairav wandered the earth until he attained liberation in Kashi. Since then, he has been worshipped as the “Kotwal of Kashi,” the guardian of the sacred city.

On the last Kalashtami of the year, Sri Mandir will conduct the 4 Prahar Kaal Bhairav Abhishek, Shringaar Seva, Khappar Seva, and Bhog Seva.

 4 Prahar means that the divine services will be performed in four phases throughout the day:

🔹 Shringaar Seva – Decorating the deity with special clothes and ornaments
🔹 Khappar Seva – Symbolic offering of the skull-bowl, representing detachment and renunciation
🔹 Bhog Seva – Offering sacred bhog to seek divine blessings

🌺 This grand ritual will be performed at Shri Adi Kaal Bhairav Temple, Kaal Bhairav Temple, Kashi, along with a special aarti. You can also join this powerful ritual and receive the blessings of protection and grace from Kaal Bhairav. 🕯️

🔱 Do not miss the last Kalashtami of the year for relief from the sins of 7 births and deep-rooted negativity 🕉️

To Remove 7 Past Lifetimes' Sins and Negativity

4 Prahar Kaal Bhairav Abhishek Puja, Shringaar Seva, Khappar Seva and Bhog seva

Ever felt, after making all the efforts you’re still stuck and feel it’s negativity around you? It is because of the evil eye which can be healed with the blessings of maa bagalamukhi and maa pratyangira on this last kalashtami.

Last Kalashtami holds profound spiritual importance in Sanatan Dharma as it marks the most powerful night dedicated to Bhagwan Kaal Bhairav and fierce protective energies of the Devi. It is believed that on this sacred tithi, subtle cosmic forces become intensely active, making it an ideal time for sadhanas, protection rituals, and the worship of deities who destroy hidden negativity and fear-based obstacles. Among these divine protectors, Maa Bagalamukhi and Maa Pratyangira hold a supreme position for enemy destruction, energy defense, and victory over negative forces.

Maa Bagalamukhi is revered as the Devi who stops the harmful speech, plans, and actions of adversaries, dissolving enmity and restoring control in situations of conflict. Maa Pratyangira, the fierce embodiment of Narasimha Shakti and Kali Tattva, protects against dark energies, psychic attacks, and unseen disturbances, while rebalancing spiritual strength. Their combined worship on the Last Kalashtami of the year is believed to create an impenetrable protective aura, shielding devotees from harm and restoring peace, courage, and inner stability before the new phase of life begins.

To invoke these blessings, a grand Bagalamukhi–Pratyangira Maha Anushthan is being organized at the Siddhpeeth Maa Bagalamukhi Temple in Haridwar. During this powerful ritual, a 100 kilo Lal Mirch Agni Havan will be performed, symbolizing the burning of hidden negativity, envy, and malevolent forces. Simultaneously, Acharyas will chant 1,25,000 Maa Bagalamukhi Mool Mantras, believed to invoke an unbreakable divine shield around the devotees. The sacred Bagalamukhi–Pratyangira Kavach Anushthan will also be performed to enhance protection and energy balance.

Devotees participating in this Mahayagya are believed to receive the combined blessings of Maa Bagalamukhi and Maa Pratyangira - blessings that grant fearlessness, victory over challenges, mental peace, and freedom from hidden enemies and negative energies.

This last kalashtami, Be a part of this grand opportunity of healing yourself from evil eyes, You too can join this sacred anushthan through Sri Mandir. 🙏

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